Band members who didn't get enough recognition.

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Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler.

The fact Weller got it horribly wrong after they parted company shouldn't be ignored.
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Heston wrote:Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler.

The fact Weller got it horribly wrong after they parted company shouldn't be ignored.
Same goes for Lydon after Wobble and Levene.
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I nominate Flex, a.k.a The Sixth Beatle.
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Flex wrote:I nominate Flex, a.k.a The Sixth Beatle.
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Heston wrote:Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler.

The fact Weller got it horribly wrong after they parted company shouldn't be ignored.
I endorse this statement. Weller bores the piss out of me. You have a great formula that yields great rock song and you quit and start making jazzfart mellowrock.
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BostonBeaneater wrote:jazzfart mellowrock
Why invent a term when "dad rock" works perfectly?
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eumaas wrote:
BostonBeaneater wrote:jazzfart mellowrock
Why invent a term when "dad rock" works perfectly?
Probably to keep us from confusing Welleresque Dadrock from Coldplayian Dadrock and Springsteenian Dadrock.
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Wolter wrote:
eumaas wrote:
BostonBeaneater wrote:jazzfart mellowrock
Why invent a term when "dad rock" works perfectly?
Probably to keep us from confusing Welleresque Dadrock from Coldplayian Dadrock and Springsteenian Dadrock.
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eumaas wrote:
Heston wrote:Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler.

The fact Weller got it horribly wrong after they parted company shouldn't be ignored.
Same goes for Lydon after Wobble and Levene.
I like Album.
There's a tiny, tiny hopeful part of me that says you guys are running a Kaufmanesque long con on the board

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Heston wrote:
eumaas wrote:
Heston wrote:Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler.

The fact Weller got it horribly wrong after they parted company shouldn't be ignored.
Same goes for Lydon after Wobble and Levene.
I like Album.
You also ally yourself with a man who's admitted consuming shitty toilet paper.
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eumaas wrote:
Heston wrote:
eumaas wrote:
Heston wrote:Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler.

The fact Weller got it horribly wrong after they parted company shouldn't be ignored.
Same goes for Lydon after Wobble and Levene.
I like Album.
You also ally yourself with a man who's admitted consuming shitty toilet paper.
Have you not figured I'm just Hoy's pretendy limey alter ego? He's had you all fooled for yeeeaaars.
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I actually kind of like Album, too. But it's not the PiL I love. It's the Johnny Lydon & the Hired Guns album.
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I don't really mind Lydon's fake-PiL/solo work, but the man, as important as he is, isn't top shelf talent even by punk standards. I realize this is a controversial statement but I think his artistic decline is evidence.
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eumaas wrote:I don't really mind Lydon's fake-PiL/solo work, but the man, as important as he is, isn't top shelf talent even by punk standards. I realize this is a controversial statement but I think his artistic decline is evidence.
I think he used up whatever he had by about 1981 or so. 1976-1981 was a fucking hell of a run, but I bet a lot of that had to do with the caliber of his collaborators, as well.
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Wolter wrote:
eumaas wrote:I don't really mind Lydon's fake-PiL/solo work, but the man, as important as he is, isn't top shelf talent even by punk standards. I realize this is a controversial statement but I think his artistic decline is evidence.
I think he used up whatever he had by about 1981 or so. 1976-1981 was a fucking hell of a run, but I bet a lot of that had to do with the caliber of his collaborators, as well.
I think 76-81 Lydon was himself an innovator, but limited as an artist.
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